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CAMP DRESSER & McKEE INC, Mr. Robert T. Okamura December 3, 1985 Page 2 shifted from the Santos Ranch Zone to the Lower Zone. Homes cur- rently being served by gravity from the Santos Ranch Zone also will require new individual booster pump systems or water service improvements prior to shifting to the Lower Zone. We have determined that there'are more homes and that each has unique needs; therefore, one or two standard designs cannot be utilized. Estimated Cost of Construction: 50 individual systems at $4,000 each = $200,000 CDM proposes to perform the following tasks: Task I - Evaluate Restrictions at the Existing Turnouts Inspect existing Turnout Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4 and prepare as-built drawings of each turnout that will include piping, valves, electrical and vaults. Determine locations of as-built facilities in relation to property lines, rights-of-way, and existing utilities. Determine hydraulic losses that occur at each turnout under various flow rates. Using this above information, prepare an evaluation of each turnout. Task 2 - Inventory Existing Water Services Along Foothill Road Inspect the water service to each existing home, approximately 50 total, along Foothill Road from Foothill Road southerly approximately 7 miles to the last City service near Sunol. At each existing home, the following items will be determined: 1. Location and size of water meter; 2. Location, size and length of service pipe; 3. Electrical service location and size; and 4. Elevation of the home. Hydraulic calculations will be performed for each home. For those homes requiring a booster pump, an evaluation will be made of the existing electrical service and the capability to provide power to a booster pump. Task 3 - Meet With the City Meet with the City and make recommendations as to what improvements are needed at each existing turnout and at each existing home along Foothill Road. At the conclusion of this meeting, the City will direct CDM to proceed with the preliminary design of improvements at each of the four existing turnouts and at each of the 50 homes along Foothill Road (or perhaps less than 50).